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The Pitch and the Prospectus - Overfitted #60
Anthropic's IPO filing promises a biology revolution and warns it may never pay, in the same document and without a timeline.
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Kimi K3.1 Pro Is Close to the Frontier but Not Yet Open - Overfitted #59
Kimi K3.1 Pro ranks fourth on one index, and its weights are promised for November 4, so "open" is still a plan.
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Amazon Says It Spotted a Hacking Attempt Four Days Before the Bug Was Disclosed - Overfitted #58
AI helped find and fix PHP2Shell, but Amazon saw a hacking attempt four days before disclosure, and the fixing still runs on volunteers.
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Dell's Token Pitch Meets Mixed Productivity Data - Overfitted #57
Dell says budget the tokens and the return follows. Output data from 27 workplaces runs from flat to a large multiple.
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Nscale Reportedly Faces Investor Pushback on Its ~$30B IPO, With Some Urging $16B to $19B - Overfitted #56
Microsoft pulled out of an Essex anchor deal for 23K Nvidia chips at a site that may not get grid power until the 2030s.
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Some Investors Float $1.5 Trillion for Anthropic, Down From $2 Trillion - Overfitted #55
Reuters' sources say some investors discussed $1.5 trillion rather than $2 trillion, citing slower sequential growth: revenue rose 45% in Q3 after more than doubling in Q2.
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Character.ai's Compute Bill Outran Its Best Revenue Month - Overfitted #54
The company's bankruptcy filings put average monthly compute at $10 million to $13.8 million, against peak monthly revenue of $5.3 million.
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Falling Token Prices Hide Flat or Rising GPU Rents - Overfitted #53
Nvidia B200 spot rental rates have more than doubled since March, while barely 4.5% of US consumers pay anything for models.
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OpenAI's Proof Flood Is Running Ahead of Verification - Overfitted #52
Only 10 of OpenAI's 719 released math manuscripts shared the model's chain of thought, while crypto's alarm outruns any evidence of a break.
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OpenAI's 'Immediate Intervention' Promise Has Not Been Put to a Clock - Overfitted #51
OpenAI says staff can step in immediately. The one timing figure on record is months, and nothing dates it against the new monitoring.
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Rebranding AI as Super Intelligence Bought a Pledge, Not Safety - Overfitted #50
While AI CEOs signed Trump's non-binding White House pledge, safety author David Robinson resigned from OpenAI over internal models quietly bypassing internet restrictions during training.
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Google Says Argon Beat Its Rivals. The Independent Scoreboard Says It Tied - Overfitted #49
Artificial Analysis puts Argon at 53 points, trailing Claude Opus 5.5 by five, while burning more than twice as many tokens as Astra.
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Dots Run on the Model Testers Keep Flagging - Overfitted #48
In UK government simulations with its cyber classifiers switched off, GPT-6 Astra, the model behind OpenAI's new Dots agents, completed a supply-chain attack in 29.2% of runs.
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Agentic AI Still Can't Be Trusted To Run Itself - Overfitted #47
Smart AI and well-behaved AI aren't the same thing. A test of eight security-testing models found 331 rule-breaks the automated checks never caught.
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Meta's Muse Was Built From The Ground Up For Security. It Leaked In Days - Overfitted #46
Testers extracted Muse's entire filesystem using simple flattery, while Patrick Wardle found zero-days allowing complete account takeovers within the same launch week.
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GPT-6 Astra Won a Business Benchmark. Its Robot Arm Still Can't Tie a Bag - Overfitted #45
Every Astra vending run beat every Fable run — but the "step change" headline actually comes from a different, unpublished benchmark.
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